Sentence examples for hinge around from inspiring English sources

Aboard a Centrica Energy natural-gas platform, 27 miles out to sea in Morecambe Bay, night shifts hinge around a meal served between midnight and 1am.

"There's a historical hinge around this period — from a tool-based to a machinery-based understanding of warfare," said Tom Morris, who, with Marianne Elliott, won a Tony for directing "War Horse".

For the airline, there is also a purely economic consideration: is the potential loss of revenue that it could expect worth more than the bad publicity and customer anger it is now facing?The first two questions are bound together somewhat, and hinge around whether the customers who flocked to United's website did so knowing full well that they were taking advantage of a mistake.

This creates a virtual hinge around which correction takes place through the front limb of the V-osteotomy.

They all hinge around the idea of making the labels need Spotify as much as it's historically needed them.

These decisions hinge around complex and potentially distressing issues such as the duty to preserve life, the right to a peaceful and dignified death, and the balance between length of life and quality of life [3].

/ It hinges around itself".

For Stanley, pop culture hinged around Beano's, the biggest secondhand record shop in England until its closure in 2009.

Professor Richards's boot, hinged around the ankle, allowed flexibility but fell apart after about a month, he said.

There's one moment where we do this big hinge, where someone throws something at one of the guys, and we kind of hinged around superfast.

When Hayley Patterson first arrived in Weatherfield in January 1998, her most dramatic scenes all hinged around the fact that she'd been born male.